We've Got Tonight: The Life and Times of Notorious Groupie Alycen Rowse

By: Alycen Rowse

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Told from behind rock and roll's most notorious blue eyes, We've Got Tonight is the true story from one of rocks most notorious and sought after groupies. Most notable as the woman with legendary Who bassist, John Entwistle, when he died, Alycen Rowse spent almost three decades backstage seducing some of the world's most desirable rockers. From the bed of David Lee Roth in 1984 to the wildest years with rock gods Metallica to the side of the stage during the infamous AC/DC death concert all the way through to the new millennium and into that infamous Las Vegas bed, Alycen will tell it like it is and take you back to where it all really started...Salt Lake City. Lars Ulrich of Metallica labeled the Mormon capital where she and her cronies ruled the rock world "wilder than a town full of rebelious preachers daughters" while Chris Holmes of WASP fame declared it (as so many other rockers have) " the best groupie scene in the world" in the 80's flick Decline of Western Civilization Part 2. But Alycen didn't stop in just Salt Lake City and neither do her adventures behind the stage. With more new, never before talked about rock lovers than all other groupie books combined, We've Got Tonight will take you on an unrepentant, no excuses journey of debauchery with the likes of Motley Crue, Kiss, Def Leppard, The Scorpions and so many more until she lands in John Entwistle's infamous bed. Fresh stories and a no excuses attitude take this book into a different groupie world and tattles on what really happened during some of rock and roll's most notoriously historical moments. Never before has there been told such a big adventure backstage...and We've Got Tonight is only half the story. It may not be perfect but it sure is fun. So if you want to know what backstage is like when the groupies take off the rose colored glasses, then this is THE groupie book for you. With an updated format including pictures this version is available only on Amazon!

Awesome book

What a crazy fun life she lead. It was nice to go on her journey. I would love to know what she is up to now

The voice is all wrong!! So many mispronounced words.

This could have been a really fun book to listen to but the English accent for a girl from the Midwest just doesn’t work for me. Maybe I will read the actual book but the AI voice ruins it for me.

S*x positive… until it’s not

Sexy and realistic unapologetic tell all… or so it seems for the first couple hours. Yeah, it can be disturbing at times, the writer was so young and some of the men are beyond creeps, but the writer is very upfront about often being the aggressor and how she outplayed the boys at their games. I was here for this s*x positive book until she went into a naive rant about how the underage Lolita’s had done all the seducing and the middle aged rockers had been their unknowing victims. LMAO, the rockers knew exactly what they were doing, it was an unspoken open ‘secret’. Don’t ask, don’t tell. I’m glad the author wasn’t a victim, but I’m sure with all the drugs, booze, and underage girls, there certainly were. Despite how ‘experienced’ and ‘naturally talented’ the author is, the spice is relatively vanilla, and the author seems in modern terms inexperienced. At the end of the book the s*x positive narrative devolves into picky me girl language and kink shaming. The author isn’t like ‘other groupies.’ She talks about these other groupies being jealous of her, but is often left out of the more hedonistic partying and appears very jealous of the rockers wives. There is an undercurrent of her being bitter that she is the road wife and never the legal wife. The worst thing is that it keeps going on and on and on! I started skipping because honestly, there is nothing in a lot of the chapters other than name dropping (a lot of old 80s bands I don’t care about).